AEW World’s End 2025 is set for Saturday, November 27th in Chicago, Illinois, promising an exciting evening packed with high-stakes title bouts. With the Continental Classic tournament concluding at the event, fans can expect some significant shifts that might alter AEW’s landscape. Following a series of major championship changes at AEW Full Gear 2025, Worlds End 2025 could see even more titles change hands during the night. Here are six potential changes to AEW championships that might unfold at World’s End 2025.
One key storyline involves Konosuke Takeshita capturing the Continental Classic and becoming AEW’s unified champion. Recently, Kazuchika Okada has been aggressively targeting his Don Callis Family partner, Takeshita, setting the stage for a dramatic Continental Classic finale where many expect these two to clash. Okada, often called “The Alpha,” recently won New Japan Pro Wrestling’s G1 Climax and claimed the IWGP World Heavyweight Championship, boosting his momentum. To match Okada’s status as one of the top tournament wrestlers, Takeshita will need to triumph in this year’s Continental Classic and secure the unified AEW Championship at World’s End 2025.
Fan Take: This possible title unification and showdown between Takeshita and Okada could be a landmark moment for AEW, signaling the rise of fresh talent in the company. For fans, this sets the stage for thrilling competition and could reshape the future of professional wrestling with new rivalries and championship narratives.
